Campaign clash over bank deposits in North Carolina race
Raleigh in a heated Democratic campaign for state treasurer Joshua James accuses Edwin Gill of lowering banks' interest on state funds costing about 2 500 dollars daily. Gill defends, cites figures showing deposits in four Raleigh banks and notes rate cuts were federal policy driven.
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Neutral Nations block policing North Korea by Czechoslovaks and Poles
Swiss Maj. Gen. Paul Mohn and Swedish Brig. Gen. Ernst Gross accuse Czechoslovak and Polish colleagues of hindering UN Command investigations into alleged Korean armistice violations. They say the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission cannot function as intended under current restrictions and call for a reassessment of supervision and investigations.
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NAACP Receives $75,000 Grant From Murray Foundation
In New York the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was awarded a $75,000 grant by the Philip Murray Memorial Foundation. Funds are designated for educational purposes in race relations and were presented by Walter Reuther, successor to Murray as CIO president.
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Two gunmen die by their own actions after New Haven theater shootout
In New Haven detectives aim at suspects James Pollard and Lawrence Rydstrom after a Middlebury holdup netted 1400 dollars. Pollard killed by self-inflicted gunshot during apartment siege. Rydstrom shot himself in a taxi an hour later as police closed in. Detective Ralph Palma, 30, was wounded in the theater confrontation.
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Prisoner Sought After Disarming Deputies in Robbery
A young prisoner remains at large after disarming two Du Page County deputy sheriffs during a drive to Wheaton and Chicago. He forced them to surrender cash, fired a shot, and stole their car before fleeing with a pistol in hand. The suspect, Arthur Peters, 23, is reported to have served in Korea and to be on probation. His wife Margaret says he was paroled in 1953 after a military court sentence.
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Hoey Prided Self On Common Touch
Shelby report notes Sen. Clyde R. Hoey who died in his Washington office was known for the common touch He often recalled a constituent calling him the commonest man in North Carolina reflecting his public image and approach.
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Clyde R. Hoey
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Government backs land sea truck system plan
Defense Department saying it supports a land sea truck system similar to McLean Trucking Co proposal. Brig Gen Frank Beeson Jr noted not endorsing McLean specifically but stressed wartime lessons on transport. Plan envisions four huge ships carrying 245 truck trailers, six round trips weekly from North Atlantic to Southern ports. He urged private operating lead for a future national emergency.
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Transportation Training Command
McLean
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